I am in the process of winding down my academic work and training for a new career as a therapist. In September 2020 I started an MA training program at DePaul in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. My goal after I am licensed is to offer mental health counseling tailored to academics. I hope to work […]

I will be presenting in the Presidential Session at the Society for American Archaeology annual conference this year. The session is titled ‘What Is at Stake? The Impacts of Inequity and Harassment on the Practice of Archaeology’, and is on the 15th April 2021 at 4pm. The conference is going to be pre-recorded and online,

On July 20 my latest article, Myths of Meritocracy, Friendship, and Fun Work: Class and Gender in North American Academic Communities, was made available in early view on the American Anthropologist website. It will be open access on the AA website until the end of August 2020, but you can also download the pdf from

Two more exciting opportunities to discuss my research. In December I will be visiting the Anthropology Department at Purdue University, to give a paper on ‘Missing Data: Lost And Found Figures in U.S. – Mexican Interdisciplinary Research’. This will be my first opportunity to present research from my most recent project, working with MEXPOS. I’ll

On Shifting Grounds – the study of archaeological practices in a changing world. 3-5 October 2019, Rethymnon, Crete I spent a wonderful few days in Crete this October, as an invited speaker to a conference on the future of archaeology and research on archaeological methodology. The paper I presented, Six Years of Eternal Winter: The

This fall I will be presenting at two conferences: at the 4S and at the University of Crete. I have been invited to speak at a conference organized by the University of Crete on October 3-5, called On shifting grounds – the study of archaeological practices in a changing world. In September I will be

Join us for the 2019 Science and Technology Program Symposium, on April 12! This year’s theme is TempoRealities. In addition to serving on the organizing committee, I will be co-organizing the ‘Experiencing Time, Embodying Time’ session with Megh Marathe. More information available here including the schedule.

Two recently published news articles about the Mexican Exposures project! ‘Bioetnografía: un experimento con métodos antropológicos en la Ciudad de México #AnthroDay‘ is on the website of the Colegio de Etnólogos y Antropólogos Sociales, as part of Mexico’s ‘Anthropology Day.’ The University of Michigan Anthropology department’s newsletter for this month features a write-up of our Coding Lab, The Roberts